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liberalise

/ˈlɪb.ər.ə.laɪz/

Traducción: Verbo que significa quitar o reducir restricciones sobre algo, generalmente en un contexto económico o político, permitiendo una mayor libertad de acción o de mercado.

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verb

/ˈlɪb.ər.ə.laɪz/C1formalbritish
  • esVerbo que significa quitar o reducir restricciones sobre algo, generalmente en un contexto económico o político, permitiendo una mayor libertad de acción o de mercado.

A verb meaning to remove or loosen restrictions on something, typically in economic or political contexts.

  1. Become more liberalB2formal

    To become more tolerant, open, or accepting of new ideas and behaviors.

    esVolverse más liberal

    • The society has liberalised its views on marriage over the past decade.
    • The country's education system liberalised to include more diverse perspectives.
    • As the community liberalised, it became more welcoming to immigrants.

    Sinónimosbroadeneaseloosen upopen uprelax

    Antónimosrestricttighten

  2. Relax laws or rulesB2formal

    To make laws, rules, or regulations less strict or more permissive.

    esLiberalizar

    • The government decided to liberalise trade regulations to boost the economy.
    • They voted to liberalise the drug laws for medical use.
    • The new policy aims to liberalise the energy market.

    Sinónimosderegulateeaseloosenmoderateopen uprelaxslackensoften

    Antónimosrestrictstiffentighten

Formas
  • liberalised past participle
  • liberalized past participle
  • liberalised past simple
  • liberalized past simple
  • liberalising present participle
  • liberalizing present participle
  • liberalises third person singular
  • liberalizes third person singular
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